TRE-SC Launches Poll Worker Training for 2026 Elections with New System Features
TRE-SC begins comprehensive in-person and virtual training for poll workers ahead of the 2026 elections, introducing new voting technologies to enhance voter service.
- • TRE-SC starts poll worker training on October 31 for the 2026 elections.
- • Training is provided both in-person and virtually for broad accessibility.
- • New voting system features aim to speed up voter service and improve the voting experience.
- • Paulo Dionísio Fernandes coordinates the election training program for TRE-SC.
Key details
The Regional Electoral Court of Santa Catarina (TRE-SC) has initiated training programs for poll workers in preparation for the 2026 Brazilian elections, starting October 31. This training is being offered both in-person and virtually to maximize accessibility and participation across the region. Paulo Dionísio Fernandes, the coordinator of elections at TRE-SC, is overseeing these efforts, highlighting the crucial role of well-trained personnel in ensuring an efficient electoral process.
A significant focus of this training is on introducing new voting system features designed to expedite voter service and improve the overall voting experience. With these technological updates, the goal is to facilitate quicker, smoother electoral operations on election day.
The dual-format training program illustrates TRE-SC’s commitment to comprehensive preparation, helping equip poll workers with the necessary skills ahead of the 2026 elections. As the vote approaches, these efforts aim to guarantee that all logistical and technical aspects are well-managed to enable a fair and transparent election process.
This article was translated and synthesized from Brazilian sources, providing English-speaking readers with local perspectives.
